Tax Audit Consultancy

The constantly changing structure of tax legislation and the lack of consistent application often lead to disputes between taxpayers and the tax authority. As a result of these disputes, tax audits may conclude with the imposition of additional taxes and penalties on taxpayers. In such cases, disputes are typically resolved through conciliation or litigation.

At E-Keep Financial Solutions, with over 10 years of public sector experience in tax audits, our team of experts stands by our clients throughout the audit and conciliation processes, providing comprehensive technical support at every stage.

Our Services in Tax Audit and Conciliation Processes

Tax audit processes are critical stages that must be carefully managed by taxpayers. Errors or omissions can result in significant costs and unforeseen risks. For this reason, the involvement of experienced professionals is essential.

Our firm provides consultancy services in tax audit and conciliation processes as outlined below:

• Engaging with tax inspectors and participating in meetings from the start of the audit process,

• Preparing, reviewing, and submitting the requested information and documents accurately to the tax inspector,

• Monitoring the flow of information during the audit and ensuring transparent management of the process,

• Reviewing the draft tax audit report prepared by the inspector, raising potential objections, and supporting the taxpayer during the signing stage,

• Attending hearings before the report evaluation commissions when necessary and providing detailed explanations,

• Analyzing potential outcomes of the audit and determining the most favorable solutions for the taxpayer,

• Assessing the advantages and disadvantages of pursuing conciliation or litigation after the audit report is issued, and guiding the taxpayer accordingly,

• Representing the taxpayer in conciliation meetings, if a decision to pursue conciliation is made.

At E-Keep Financial Solutions, our mission is to safeguard the rights of our clients during tax audit processes, minimize their risks, and achieve the most favorable resolution possible.